Brenton Sanderson

I'm not sure if this is the right way for Brad Scott.

It is a risky one, but to take away Collingwood's turnover game, you've got to protect the ball with your offense.

Um, so take lower risk kicks, exiting D50, limit those risky corridor ball use options and get really strong numbers, um, around the contest.

So slow the game down when you need to play a controlled possession game at the right times, um, and just know when to speed up against Collingwood.

So that, that really controlled, um, ball use, uh,

It can work in patches against Collingwood, but you just can't play with reckless speed against Collingwood because I think that plays into their favour.

Yeah, me too.

I was shocked too, Jared.

I actually felt like someone grabbed two house bricks and just bashed me in the head with them.

But yeah, normally, I mean, this is not the first time

you know, a side's lost by 100 points, but it shouldn't happen to the club that I'm involved with.

We're, you know, very proud.

I know every club would say that, but yeah, I've been searching for answers too.

I've had a really tough couple of days really.

I've asked for a lot of advice from a lot of people, a lot of coaches, a lot of ex-players, even the principal at Bentone Grammar.

I've sought his advice on how I should handle this, but it's...

It was a game that we just went from bad to worse, unfortunately, and that's the beauty of footy, though.

You butter up again this week.

Yeah, the coach has to take most responsibility for a performance like that.

And I know people will say, how much is the players and how much is the coaches?